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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Hi everybody
will you please tell me what is the meaning of this sentence,,He had a few days ' worth of stubble on his unmarked face.
thanks
will you please tell me what is the meaning of this sentence,,He had a few days ' worth of stubble on his unmarked face.
thanks
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Stubble is the term for whiskers. In this case, it looks like he hadn't shaved for a few days.
- Stubble is the term for whiskers.
- In this case, it looks like he hadn't shaved for a few days.
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Stubble is the term for whiskers. In this case, it looks like he hadn't shaved for a few days.
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He had let his beard grow for a few days.
"unmarked" means that his face had no marks (e.g. bruises, discoloured parts, etc.) on it. The exact significance of this is not very clear without more context.
"unmarked" means that his face had no marks (e.g. bruises, discoloured parts, etc.) on it. The exact significance of this is not very clear without more context.
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